Art Steinmetz
@apsteinmetz.bsky.social
A simple man from the Midwest trying to make it in the big city. My data science blog is at outsiderdata.net This is also me, https://www.linkedin.com/in/asteinmetz/
@amigabill.bsky.social Hi, Bill. I'm hoping your vast network might be able to help me to extract what's on this Ricoh 500mb MO drive cart. It was in my A2000 with a GVP SCSI controller. Powers up but I've been unsuccessful in recognizing the disk. I'd be happy to find a recovery service. THX!
September 14, 2025 at 1:04 AM
@amigabill.bsky.social Hi, Bill. I'm hoping your vast network might be able to help me to extract what's on this Ricoh 500mb MO drive cart. It was in my A2000 with a GVP SCSI controller. Powers up but I've been unsuccessful in recognizing the disk. I'd be happy to find a recovery service. THX!
Let's view the #NJ flooding on a map. Sooo many #Rstats #ggplot2 graphic elements in this plot and moving from mapping coordinate system to cartesian and back again. Crazy. Code here: gist.github.com/apsteinmetz/...
July 21, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Let's view the #NJ flooding on a map. Sooo many #Rstats #ggplot2 graphic elements in this plot and moving from mapping coordinate system to cartesian and back again. Crazy. Code here: gist.github.com/apsteinmetz/...
I continue to explore visualizing flooding with #rstats, #ggplot with stream gage data from the USGS. Here are the USGS stream gage data for the flooding in NJ on 7/14. You'll note that "Bound Brook in Middelsex" is the station downstream from Plainfield, where the worst flooding occured.
July 21, 2025 at 8:44 PM
The USGS monitors rivers and streams in near-real time. The gage closest to #CampMystic on the #GuadalupeRiver "pinned the meter" around 5AM, July 4 and stopped reporting. Some perspective visualizations using #Rstats. Claude helped with the USGS API. Code here: gist.github.com/apsteinmetz/...
July 14, 2025 at 9:15 PM
The USGS monitors rivers and streams in near-real time. The gage closest to #CampMystic on the #GuadalupeRiver "pinned the meter" around 5AM, July 4 and stopped reporting. Some perspective visualizations using #Rstats. Claude helped with the USGS API. Code here: gist.github.com/apsteinmetz/...
The numbers don't lie, but....all languages are "dead." Long live "vibe."
I'm an old R-dog who can't write "Hello World" in Python, so I asked Claude to make a Shiny4Python app to display historical yield curves, just because. A few prompts and viola! Sort of takes the fun out of life.
I'm an old R-dog who can't write "Hello World" in Python, so I asked Claude to make a Shiny4Python app to display historical yield curves, just because. A few prompts and viola! Sort of takes the fun out of life.
June 21, 2025 at 9:27 PM
The numbers don't lie, but....all languages are "dead." Long live "vibe."
I'm an old R-dog who can't write "Hello World" in Python, so I asked Claude to make a Shiny4Python app to display historical yield curves, just because. A few prompts and viola! Sort of takes the fun out of life.
I'm an old R-dog who can't write "Hello World" in Python, so I asked Claude to make a Shiny4Python app to display historical yield curves, just because. A few prompts and viola! Sort of takes the fun out of life.
Project Gutenberg is a fantastic resource but I've been frustrated by the absence of an original publication date. The metadata on the site shows the date it was posted to PG. #tidytuesday was a great excuse to "fix" this. A few lines with the #rstats gutenbergr package and presto!
June 3, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Project Gutenberg is a fantastic resource but I've been frustrated by the absence of an original publication date. The metadata on the site shows the date it was posted to PG. #tidytuesday was a great excuse to "fix" this. A few lines with the #rstats gutenbergr package and presto!
...and, while climate is what you expect and weather is what you get, the years have been less icy of late.
February 3, 2025 at 11:43 PM
...and, while climate is what you expect and weather is what you get, the years have been less icy of late.
